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St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-05
National Legislative Committee OF K.
DIVORCE REFORM.
What the National Divorce Reform League
Claims to Have Accomplished.

What the National Divorce Reform League
Claims to Have Accomplished.
BosroN, JAN 26.-Rev. Samuel w. Dixie
secretary of the National Divorce Reform
League, sums up the leagues work for
the six years of its existence as follows:
Maine has struck her old loose laws from
her statute books and put a radically diff
ferent law in it's place reducing divorces
fullx one-half. New Hampshire has col
lected her statistics and regulated
the domicile of applicants for dl-
yorce. Vermont has made sew
eral changes for the better.
Massachusetts has provided for an excel
lent collection of statistics and forbidden
the advertising of divorces. In Connecti-
cut. Rhode Island, Pennsylvania and Ohio,
the Governors have urged reform in
most of the States, as well as in Mime
sofa and the District of Columbia, Or
ganized work has begun. New Jersey and
Indiana now collect statistics OF divorces.
The Bar Association of New York and
others are urging change. The laws OF
Illinois forbid the advertising of divorces
and Chicago has prohibited the hearing OF
divorce, cases in chambers.
The most important gains have been
made in the education of the people as to
the Importance of the family in the State
and Nation. Mr. Dixie does not think that
anv more than a fair beginning has been
made toward the work before the League.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-05
a BALTIMORE MYSTERY.

The MutiIated Remains of a Young Man
Found Packed in IA Trunk Received From
New York at the Adams Express Office in
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Md. Jan. 27.-A CHASTITY dis
covery was made here at the principal OF
flee of the Adams Express Company IN
this city. The ''ind' was the result OF
sickeniug odor being emitted from q
trunk, which, when broken open, was
found to contain the dead body of man.
SUPERINTENDENT James 4. Shutter of the
express company FASTENED to police head
quarters, and laid the case before Chief
Frye Mr.. shutter stated that the marks
on the trunk, and waybill, showed that it
had been shipped from New FORK City on
Saturday night last. 1t reached Calvert
station in this city on Sunday morning
and lay at the station until Monday morn
ing, when it was brought the Baltimore
street Office.
The trunk was consigned to John W IL
son. Baltimore, Md, to be called for. It
was put in the cellar Tuesday. IcsteHda""
morning the porters employed i'll the &c
lars detected disagreeable order which,
as the dav wore on. became unbearable.
The portcrs had been in the habit OF feed
which nfcst the cellar and attributed the
smell to dead rats. Mr.. Shutters atten-
ton was finally called to it, and he con
Guided that the stencil came from Il trunk
He ordered the trunk to be broken open
and was Mortified to see the dead body OF
il man
Marshal Frye sent the patrol wagon tt
the Adams express office and had the
II 7 IT-,
the back yard of the Central station
Coroner Hill was sent for and when he ar
rived the body was taken from the trunk
1t was found that the head, left arm anc
both legs were missing The right arr
was doubled up under the back The lel
arm had been cut off at the shoulder. anC
the legs close to the body. The body was
thus mutilatcd, it is supposed, III ORDER t(
get it in the trunk.
A coat was thrown over the corpse. L
was a GETAWAY, made of mixed gray anc
black diagonal material The coat collar
was saturated with blood. Four business
cards were found in the pockets. inscribed
as follows: Henry SiCgel, meat market
POS Throop avenue, near Floyd street,
Brooklyn, Z. D."
On the bottom of the shirt-frOnt was the
name sc. hanfhold.'
Further examination of the marks OF
the trunk shows that it was delivered tc
the Adams Express in New York by the
Westcotte Express Company, which ha:
offices al No 3 Park Place, 3l4 Cana
street, 1S5 Broadway. New York, and a
1888 Washington street and 80 Fulton
street. Brooklyn. The body is evidentl!
that of d young man. 1t is now at the
City hOsDital and will he kent AS long a:
possible. pending an investigation by the
| New York and Brooklyn police, who have
been notified. The police here think thai
John A Wilson" to whom the trunk was
addressed, was an alias or myth.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-05
WANT IT VETOED.
The knights of Labor Petition the President
to Veto the Interstate Commerce Bill
EI,nir Ben

Their Reasons.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27-The legislative
committee of the Knights of Labor last
night handed the President the following
communication. urging him to veto the
Interstate Commerce bill:
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26, 1887.
Gr0rer CyeretanG President Of the L-Rited states:
Mr. PRESIDENT: This committee, represent
ing the largest body of organized workers in
the Nation, numbering, as they do with their
depenGents over five million. or nearly one
tenth of the whole population, and in interest,
three-fourths of them. in the United States,
desire to call your attention to Senate bill No.
532 (and known as a bill to regulate inter
State commerce).
First we desire to say that on one side Of the
great questions that are involved IN this bill
are a large body Of producers and consumers
who are simple in their habits of life and their
methods of doing business, and poor in purse,
and from their habits and methods of living,
they desire to have the laws made simple and
plain: tina. they may be able to present their
claims before the courts of the land. without
having to contend with legal technicalities and
determinations arising out of their inability to
paw for the ablest legal talent in the
land In this respect the present bill, as it has
passed the Senate and Honse, is the acme OF
legal subterfuge. Therefore, we desire to call
vour attention to this and few other obiec-
tionable features of this bill We regard the
following objections as fundamental:
First-The commission clause.
Second-The arbitrary power conferred upon
the commission.
Third-The exclusive jurisdiction given TO
the Federal courts to hear and determine
causes arising under the act.
Fourth-The acknowledge uncer tainty as
to the meaning of nearly all of the provisions OF
the bill.
In behalf of our constituents we respectfully
ask Won to veto the bill We remain yours re-
spectfully, RALPH BEAU MoNI'
JOHN ]. MCCARTNEY,
JAMES CAMPBELL,
National Legislative Committee of K. OF l..
St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-05
A Plea for the National Banks.

WASHINGTON, Jan. &c. = Comptroller
Trenholm has asked the Senate finance
committee to report bill relieving from
taxation so much of the bank note circula-
ton of National banks as is based upon the
amount of bonds which the law makes 1t
compulsory upon the banks to deposit III
order TO maintain their organization.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-05

A SENSATION in social life at Washing
ton was created Oh the 23d when party
of unlimited guests at private entertain
mert at the residence Of the British Minis
ter were invited to retire by the Misses
West
St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-05

PHILADELPHIA ministers IN massIneeU-
ing On the 9th, denounced lhe pa&eV de-
immodest and Immoral.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-05

MAJOR GEORGE LOCKWOOD, of New y orh,
has resigned his position as chief clerk OF
the Interior Department, after eight years
service.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-05

THE final dress rehearsal Of the latest
work OF Sir Arthur Sullivan and W. s.
Gilbert, which IS to be made known to the
world under the suggestive title of ''Rud-
dygore; or, the Witches Curse took
place on the 2lst in the Savoy Theater,
London.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-05

THE President of the United states Is
asked to act IS arbitrator between CostS
RIGA and Nicaragua OF the boundary ques
ton.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-05

THE ice castle at Montrealis nearly com
pleted, and preliminary illumination
and pyrotechnic disply on the night OF the
22d, demonstrated the beauty and effect
iyeness of the design.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-05

STATISTICS Of the American whale hsh
ar;as show the business to have been dis
astrous the past season.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-05

PETER MCGEoCH has won the famous
suit brought against him at Mil Taukee by
Daniel Wells, Jr., On matters growing out
of the great lard deal in which Peter was
involved.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-05

SECRETARY BAYARD has received dis
patches from Buenos Ayres stating that
the deaths from Asiatic cholera in that
city during November last numbered
ninety three, and that business was vir-
tually suspended there.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-05

IT is stated that French military officer:
are making extensive purchases OF morse!
and mules in Sne Spanish provinces.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-05

THE friends of the trade-dollar redemp-
ton are endeavoring to bring about
reconciliation among members of the
House coinage committee. While the
present division continues they believe
Messrs. Bland and Lanham will preTsnt
consideration of the bill
St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-05

ATsTRo- ErNGAEY. Germany ana RUSSIA
have agreed upon instructions to the am
bassadors ct Constantinople regarding
Bulgaria.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-05

DTREryoR THoRNF of Cordcva obse1va'
tory, ssuth America, has discovered
new comet
St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-05

TIE recent bond call leaves only s40,OOO,-
900 OF three per cent bonds outstanding.
1t is Secretary Manning's purpose to call
these in four calls as rapidly as the rev.
enues permit.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-05

THE annual exam nation at West Point
was completed on the 21st. Thirty-nlne
cadets were found deficient and have been
dismissed.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-05

THE Secretary of the Treasury has de-
signated $13, 900 in three per cent.
bonds for which the cash will be ready for
their redemption on March |, after which
date interest will cease.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-05
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Compiscd from Various Sources

AN expedition of Spedes and BelgaaHs
left AntRerp on the 9th foz the Congo
country
St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-05

THERE were less than fifty visitors at
the Presidents reception on the gath. The
crowd was so small that the President did
not go down stairs, but received them IN
the Cabinet-room.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-05

THE silver dollar circulation is now de-
clining very rapidly, the return of these
coins daily to the treasury being Tar IN eX-
cess of the amount issued.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-05

Ow1SG Is its length and delay in en-
crossing the Interstate Commerce blli
had not been laid before the President for
his action up to the oath.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-05

THE Lo lizard tobacco factory strikers
atJersey City, N. j., determined to re-
turn to.work on the 24th. The firm will
not increase wages and will reduce the
force fully ten per cent.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-05

PRINCES ALEXANDER and Francis OF
Battenberg, who are travelling lncognlto
under the name of the Barons Hatenau
arrived at Milan on the 25th, and proceed
ed to Genoa.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-05

THE Treasury Department has received
the first impressions Of the new flve-dol-
lar silver certificate. 1t has portrait of
President Grant on it's face and on the
back the group of five silver dollars The
back is the most artistic yet produced by
the engraving department
St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-05

AMONG the historic army posts selected
for abandonment under the plan for the
concentration Of troops by regiments at
large posts near railway centers are Forts
Lyon, Col. Union, n NJ, and Hayes, Kas.
The garrisons of these posts will be sent
to Denver when the J.est is established
there next sumner
St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-05

THE Secretary of War sent to the House,
on the 25th, with an Endorsement noting
his disapproval, a petition by enlisted
men, asking that the act authorizing a re-
tired list for privates and non-commls-
stoned officers be amended so as to reduce
the period Of service to twenty-five years.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-02-05

THE First Comptroller has disallowed
another claim Of Colonel John s. Mosby
for refund of fees, etc, improperly (as
he claims) turned INTO the treasury while
Consul at Hong Kong. amounting to about
5000. Colonel Mosby's claims against the
Government, which have been disalloWed,
amount to $4,000.
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sloo, ea1 cur long Sosbeassnoss rewaedo1
w! - '".pa'...'Oa e e oo.ard,.c~
Compsllsd, therefore, 70 bsho,d shousasds
of our oouutrymen imprisonsd, end me0,
women and children involve In pcomioouou6
and unnerlted misery wh0a ~ nud al
faith q On end, aud sacred treaties turned
ts.s,1 ,Sso :;icss & q state when ws Psrcs'ss SSr
eions plundsrsd, our houses in hamcA end
their once hsppy inhabitants Ted only bj the
hand OF charity, who cau blame us Ior ce.
deevOring 70 restrain the prOSre0 o. 0eeo!a.
ssscI. u soS S.o S.nd We
such circumstance, would nos obey the greet
the universal, the divine Law Of sslf.prsssrvs-
ton
ilted and abused, We wish for reConCi,iAuon-
though detained - sediti0uA we are reody 70
obey the lsws--a,d though charged With 70.
beliion, will chssrfuliy bleed 10 dsfsnse Of
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and applications We have repeatedly made,
not TOR ponsi0ns fOr wealth, OF Tor h0noni
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70 enjoy that degrees Of liberty 70 which God
and the consultation have given us On un'
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bt0o000 Win an I0OISHOiuOIO uuIUUpe WIsu
variety Of Internal resources, and with . nrm
reliance on the justice OF the supreme die
poser of oil human events, Wo have no doubt
Of rising superior 70 oil the rnachinations Of
evil and abandoned ministsra We already
with ii The gentle arts 81 pssoe and humsn.
ity, shall establish her mild dominion In this
Western world. and erect eternal mOuu-
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trioes and martyrs who shall have fought ana
l~<A~ a 0A. Ia has
Accept our m0at grateful scknowlegment
for the friendly dispositiou you have always
shown toward ua We know that you are mot
without your grievances We sympashise
with you IN your distress, and % are plsssSd %
hes persuaded tho Standardization 70 dis-
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tertsi sunshine Even the tender mefcies OF
government have long been cruel toward you.
In the rich pastures o. Ireland % many hun, nun.
70 la6or In Its destruction. We hope the
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ways be forgotten and God grant that
the iniquitous schemes Of extirpating lib.
Orty from the British empire may b soon
dsiea,ed. but We should be wanting 70 our.
selves, we should be per rhdious to posterity,
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which We derive our descont, should we sub.
init, with folded arms 10 military butchery
and depreda,ions n grasify the lordly or
safe the avArice OF British ministry. In %.
fspsS os our persons and properties, under
sctuai violation, We have taken up arms
When that violence shall bo removed, and
hostilitisA oeass on the part OF the ssgre.scrs,
they shall cease on our part also. For the
achievement Of this happy event We coDhde
In the good offices Of our fellow subjects b.
yond the Atlantic. OF their friendly dispoei.
must be, that they have nothing moro 70
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TSTATE OF FAARYA. A.BAkTHOLOMEW
~ Late Of the city OF Lancaster, deceased
Letters OF administration on said estate hAv inl
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debtod thereto arc requested TO make imms
diato payment, ana those having claims or DC
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out delay for settlement to the nndersigned, r.
siding In the city of Lancaster, Pa,
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THE citizens of Esmeralda county are
taking steps to hunt up the murderers of l.
N. Woodhouse, prospector and mine own
er, who it is supposed was murdered for his
money some time last January, while on his
way to Bishop Creek from Hawthorne. 1t
appears that the local authorities bave not
taken any steps to hunt up the murders of
Woodhouse, and this week a relative Of his
from the east has been looking into the
matter with detective. 1t is strange that
nothing has been done about this case until
now, and the chances for the capture of the
criminals are not very favorable.